Sentence examples for pervasive enough from inspiring English sources

Corruption is pervasive enough for donors to be alarmed.

We can only hope that the embarrassment is pervasive enough to kill the tired-out hipster category altogether.

(Though the Internet is rapidly gaining ground, it has not yet become pervasive enough to claim that kind of grip).

The gastropub has become pervasive enough that the word alone invokes eye rolls; what the city could use more of is, simply, bars with great snacks.

Still, the view that anti-corruption efforts are hurting the economy has become pervasive enough for leaders to confront it head-on.

Workplace speech or behaviour generally constitutes harassment if it is "severe or pervasive" enough to create a "hostile or abusive" work environment.

The mere fact of imitation, however pervasive, is not enough to sustain the reader's attention during this prolonged cultural romp.

He told employees to think of Google as a company making software for mobile devices, running on an Internet pervasive and fast enough to blend into any daily activity.

Disciplining a handful employees for a culture that appears pervasive isn't enough, she said.

Still, these thoughts became pervasive and persistent enough to plague me with guilt and interfere even more with my recovery.

But Carson's joke happened in the '60s, which means the fruitcake sentiment was already pervasive and universal enough to resonate with a national audience.